Red Grenoble Lettuce

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Add color with Red Grenoble Lettuce, a Batavia with a large dark-green head and red edges. Crinkled, crisp leaves, tolerant of cold and heat.

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Sowing in nursery trays

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  • F
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  • M
  • J
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Direct sowing outdoors

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Harvest

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Germination temperature 20 °C
Sowing density 1 g/10m²
Latin name Lactuca sativa var. capitata (L.)
Life cycle Biennial grown as an annual
Sowing depth 1 cm
Growing period 50 - 70 jours
Spacing 30 x 30 cm
Exposure Sun
Soil type Light soil, Well-drained soil
Ease of cultivation Easy
Watering Regular
Reference 392

More info

Sow all lettuce types—cut-and-come-again, Batavia, romaine, iceberg—mid-March to mid-August (winter strains until late August) 1 cm (½ in) deep. Start in modules to save seed and dodge slugs, or drill outdoors once soil is ≥ 7 °C / 45 °F. Transplant or thin to 30 cm (12 in) each way for airy heads and tender leaves. Grow in rich, moist, free-draining soil with plenty of light but some midday shade; mulch and water steadily to prevent bolting and bitterness. Stagger sowings every three weeks to harvest mid-May through autumn; winter lettuces sown in August cut from November to April under fleece or low tunnels.

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Questions / Answers

1 question

  • Question from Maxime

    Peut-elle être semée toute l’année ?

    Answer from Cycle en terre

    Presque ! Elle supporte le froid et la chaleur, donc idéale au printemps, en été (à mi-ombre) et en automne.

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